His new companion is from Idaho and they get along great. They had a little excitement last week when, at ten o’clock in the evening a pipe burst in the bathroom. Bill heard the running water but just assumed his companion was in there. After ten minutes went by his companion walked in and asked Billy what he was doing in the bathroom. You can imagine the mess, and the worst part is they had no way of shutting off the water unless it was shut off in the whole building. There would have been a riot on their hands for sure. Billy said that it is amazing what you can do with a shoelace, a stick, and a hammer.
We have heard Billy’s testimony grow and there is no greater joy than serving our Heavenly Father. In Billy’s last letter he writes “The Lord will always bless us, but he will not make the trail easy. I am on the Lord’s journey and I am pushing on with faith. This is the hardest thing that I have ever done and I’m sure it will get harder and harder, but the reward will be greater and greater. I know that the Lord is perfecting me through this trial of faith and service. Every day I am grateful to be here serving, it is not easy, but it is by this journey, that we grow.”
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Hi -
My name is Carinne Gee. Me and my son, Ethan visited with Elder Nixon a couple weeks ago. We were visiting my parents in India. My dad is the mission president there. We attended Zone Conference with them in Hyderabad during the last week of January. Elder Nixon was "assigned" as Ethan's "companion" for the afternoon. Ethan just loved all the missionaries (he's 10) and Elder Nixon was so great with him. He gave Ethan his blog site address. Thought I'd just say hello. If you'd like a couple pictures I took at the conference I'd be happy to send them to you. kgee@gci.net
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